Irish Independent - 2018-01-06

• Trump exposed on Russia in book row
• GAA star Anna ready to step up to the mark
• Darragh McManus reviews ‘Fire and Fury’
• Confusion over qualificat­ion criteria for top GAA position
• ‘There are trolleys everywhere ... people have no dignity’
• Patient who suffered stroke was one of many kept on trolleys overnight
• ‘This is an insult to patients: we can’t accept it as the new norm’
• ‘2,000 more beds needed to end problem of overcrowdi­ng,’ Harris warned
• It’s horrendous, it’s worse than a Third World country, says upset nurse
• Worrying attacks show that State’s security regime is not up to scratch
• Probe into how murder accused managed to enter Ireland
• Number of pupils applying for fee-paying schools increases
• Nasa confirms ozone hole shrinking due to CFCs ban
• ‘Face yoga’ knocks years off appearance
• ‘I spoke to Trump on the record,’ insists author
• Ronan leads Irish stars at Golden Globes
• Controvers­ial housing chief reappointe­d until end of 2018
• ‘Trolls told me to hang myself with my own ties’ says Hook
• Councils warned they will lose flood defence funding if projects delayed
• Fallen trees trap woman in her ‘destroyed’ home
• ‘We must prepare for climate change, but not everywhere can or should be protected’ – Paul Melia,
• ‘CSI effect’ fails to leave fingerprin­ts for experts
• 1918 framed Irish life for a century - 2018 can shape Ireland for generation­s to come
• Bumpy ride ahead in 2018 despite the growing economic prosperity
• Varadkar expects UK’s pledges to be ‘fully delivered’ in coming months
• Now your iPhone might be at risk from hackers due to flaws
• Third of property tax raised in Dublin Average bills in rural areas are four times lower than in capital
• Which of my gadgets will be hit by the Meltdown and Spectre bugs?
• Mourners of man who was stabbed to death are told of mother’s heartbreak
• Court order lets hospital feed anorexic woman via a nasal tube
• Over 100 sex assault complaints by patients Robin Schiller
• Tram timetable stays on track as cars face ban at College Green
• Bishop’s letter to schools warns of ‘dangerous paedophile priest’
• ‘RTÉ could have done more with land sale’ - city chief
• North Korea agrees to first peace talks for two years
• Private sector still cautious, despite future looking more comfortabl­e
• More foreign pupils enrolling in fee-paying schools
• Students enticed with high-tech IT labs, top-class sports facilities and art spaces
• ‘I understand the mistrust of private schools – but all parents want is peace of mind’
• Boarding schools have broadened their horizons to thrive and survive
• The future looks bright for private schools, their teachers and students
• €24,000 school has seen flood of interest in 2018 opening
• Female pupils not ruled out after 113 years of all boys
• Deadly protests sweeping across Iran could escalate in two ways – and both have very grave outcomes
• Fewer migrants are using sea to reach Europe after curbs
• In reality, Leo is just a posher Ross O’Carroll-Kelly version of Bertie Ahern
• The Week that was
• Half a century on, you can see why 1968 was a pivotal year that changed the world forever
• Let’s raise our glasses to women’s equality – but the last thing we need is Nollaig na mBan
• History teaches us we have to keep a close eye on ‘Rumour Factory’
• Government must solve our crises before thinking about unity
• Gathering storms are fuelling Trump’s fury
• It’s not business as usual in GAA succession stakes
• School of thought on admissions
• Bord Bia closing on deal to export beef to tech savvy Chinese market
• Value of Broadlake exits reaches €100m in just months
• Eurozone inflation stagnant despite boom in economy
• One bidder left as two exit San Leon talks
• Landmark Cork hotel project is appealed
• Iseq at post-crash high as European shares power ahead
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• Liverpool’s new Kop idol
• Eligibilit­y crux over top job
• Cullen says Ulster clash the most important derby of the festive season
• Recruitmen­t criteria for new director-general are setting GAA up for major fallout
• CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK
• Small men make waves in difficult run of festive fixtures
• Carbery: ‘I’ll always be happy at Leinster’
• Quality abounds to restore faith in interpros
• Blue-chip tight-five can help to deliver hat-trick of derby prizes for Cullen
• Archer trains sights on return to Irish fold
• Full-time profession­al referees finally reaching level playing field with players
• Van Graan: It’s not good enough for Munster to lose all four derbies
• Van Dijk rises to keep Reds’ derby flag flying high
• Lingard’s stunning strike breaks Rams’ resistance
• Conte accuses ‘forgetful’ Mourinho of losing his mind
• BLUES’ NEW BOY BARKLEY A ‘COMPLETE PLAYER’
• Desire driving Doyle to stay in heat of battle
• Wenger given three-game touchline ban and £40,000 fine after ref rant
• Doyle-Hayes at forefront of Irish kids seeking Cup chance
• Special attention for ‘Super Mac’ as former teams meet
• ‘I looked down and the ankle and foot were like jelly, swinging’
• Anyone disrespect­ing the Cup should remember football is about trophies
• ‘Is the club better off than this time last year? No, it’s not. This year is going to be carnage for the club’ – CPA chief
• GAA PREVIEWS
• ROAD TO RECOVERY
• SPORT IN BRIEF
• Patriots deny rift between Brady and Belichick
• Teen star Nguyen doing hard yards to close gap on the world’s best
• TEAM-BY-TEAM GUIDE TO REMAINING PLAY-OFF TEAMS
• Cork hurling title winner O’Reilly bids for Cup final
• Sun can shine for Cloudy Too at Sandown
• Sizing Titanium looks stronger than ever
• Patrick Mullins on Faugheen fallout PLUS the lowdown on Naas tomorrow
• McIlroy’s Major worry for 2018

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